The head of the Human Rights Council proposed reducing school courses by 20-30 percent

The head of the Human Rights Council (HRC) under the President of Russia, Valery Fadeev, considered it appropriate to reduce some school courses by 20-30 percent. He shared his proposal with RIA Novosti.

Fadeev admitted that school curricula should be reviewed in the education system. He is convinced that the reduction of a number of training courses will increase the efficiency of schoolchildren's education, as well as reduce the paperwork burden on teachers.

At the same time, the head of the HRC called for maintaining the same salaries for teachers while reducing some courses.

Previously, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that closing small schools was a bad decision. The head of state recommended developing mentoring.